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(NBCTV, 1966-69) Uhura's iconic ear communication device / transmitter, worn by Nichelle Nichols as "Lt. Nyota Uhura" in virtually every episode. The piece is constructed of turned aluminum with a form-fitting clear resin ear piece which is fastened to the aluminum stem with a small screw, accessed by a small hole in the ear piece. Originally acquired from Dick Rubin, a veteran Hollywood property master who worked on Star Trek: The Motion Picture. An important and exceedingly rare piece of Star Trek history. |


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State College week of Sept 19
Looks like work will have me in State College from the 19th to the 23rd. I don't have the schedule yet but I will have to eat supper sometime/somewhere.
Anybody available to join me? Dale |
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Been to State College plenty of times (PSU alum, grew up in DuBois) so I know all about how crowded it can be. But there's got to be new places (I'm so old my favorite bar was the Scorpion)
I'm staying at the Days Inn on Pugh St. Dale |
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Depending on days off, I would be interested as well. Will check Sept schedule Friday when I am back in.
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That was back in the dark ages. Back when I went there to listen to the bands.
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If you can show up early, the Centre Hall gun show is the two weekend days before you arrive.
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Is this the show at the Grange Fairgrounds or a different show? My Google-fu is broken and I can't find any info????? Thanks.
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Here's the only place I found the info:
http://forum.pafoa.org/gun-shows-111...pt-2011-a.html (Centre Hall - Grange Fairgrounds - OSC Gun Show - 17-18 Sept 2011) At the fairgrounds. |
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I saw a tentative schedule for the training sessions I will be attending.
There are several of us coming up from Lancaster, we have to be there by 10 AM Monday the 19th. The sessions are supposed to be done by 5, maybe 5:30 PM on Mon-Thurs. and we are out of there by 2 PM on Friday the 23rd. So if anyone is available and wants to meet for dinner, (or a couple of beers later) let me know. I'm staying at the Days Inn on Pugh St. I may or may not have access to wheels, I don't know yet. Dale |
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Will check which day I have off that week and post. Wouldn't mind dinner. Could always visit a newly friendly OC/CC location:
http://forum.pafoa.org/open-carry-14...-friendly.html (LAST UPDATE?: State College-Texas Roadhouse-IS NOW OC/CC FRIENDLY!!!) OR, I have a great relationship with the day folks at 5 Guys. Not sure if the night people are aware of OC/CC yet. I could warn them ahead of time (LOL) Burger King is also a spot I go regularly while OC. Sheetz is another. Guess these 2 are not what you would call dinner/drink spots. Could always try to educate someone/somewhere new.
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Agritourism and the farmer as rural entrepreneur: A UK analysis
Phelan, Chris and Sharpley, Richard (2010) Agritourism and the farmer as rural entrepreneur: A UK analysis. In: NeXT Tourism Entrepreneurship Conference, 26th-27th April 2010, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
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Farm-based recreation or agritourism is increasingly seen as a diversification strategy to promote a more diverse and sustainable rural economy and to protect farming incomes against market fluctuation. Thus, farmers are increasingly being recognised as entrepreneurial, needing to develop new skills and capabilities to remain competitive. However, few studies have addressed the role of entrepreneurship within the context of the diversified farm tourism business. This paper examines the range of skills and competencies that farmers in the North West of England identify as important for successful diversification and explores the extent to which these competencies are evident. The findings indicate that although farmers are increasingly turning to agritourism as a means to generate additional income, they lack many of the fundamental business competencies required for success. A finding which has implications for rural development policies and signals the need to address these skill deficiencies through farm advisory processes and via more effective training and support of agritourism providers.
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Uncontrolled Keywords (separate with ;): | Agritourism, Farm Tourism, Diversification, Farm Entrepreneur, Business Competence, Entrepreneurial Skills. |
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Schools: | School of Sport Tourism & The Outdoors |
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Deposited By: | Christopher James Phelan |
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Dr. Elizabeth Nichols became a member of the Drury University faculty in 1997 and has served as Chair of the Department of Languages since 2006. Dr. Nichols earned her master's degree and doctorate from the University of Kansas.
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All in- Latin American Women Writers: An Encyclopedia. New York: Routledge, 2008.
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Superfoods, supplements, and herbs....what do you take?
ras- I buy some organic(carrots, apples etc) and everything I grow both in my garden and what I eat from other's gardens is all organic. There are some things that I can't justify buying organic because price wise it's just awful. Fortunately I do have access to alot of organic foods because of family(berry farms, orchards, and large organic gardens are all in the family) and my own garden.
anyone use E3 Live??
ras-saadon ~ Hemp protein powder is what is left over after processing out the oil; the oil they sell. Basically, it's a waste product from the oil production. As for fiber, Manitoba & Ruth's both remove the hull before processing; Nutiva leaves the hull on, which results in much higher fiber (and much lower protein, which baffles me since it's called a "protein powder").
In reply to the original question: I try to keep a green powder around, for when I am unable to get to the store for fresh greens. I have found that if I don't keep greens in my diet, it is problematic for me. Sure, I could just supplement with magnesium, but prefer to get it from food. Right now, I have barley grass powder & chlorella in the cabinet. I do try to change up my foods, so that I get different greens, fruits, etc, and not the same things every day.
I do use a small amount of a variety of nuts and seeds, and that includes hemp seeds.
I also like to try things! (Like all three of those hemp powders I mentioned above!) I've tried mesquite (ok), carob (fairly good), goji berries (yuck! LOL), and others- so far the only one's I plan on buying again are the powdered greens (I lick the barley grass off the spoon!), raw honey, and coconut butters & oils. Otherwise- the produce department does me just fine. [EDIT: oops, I left out mulberries. Not sure if anyone would consider them a "superfood" or not, but I will be getting *those* again.....and again.....and again... lol. I used to have a tree in my backyard, but have sorely missed them since moving. Fresh are way better, but dried ones are better than nothing!]
Lulushka8~ "now even weddings are on the market" Yes, I was a bit appalled by that, myself.
Hey Sypita, and ras-saadon, I would look into Community Supported Agriculture, in austin. I saw you were both from austin, in a different forum. We found one, that is $50 a month, and gives you a grocery bag full of veggies/fruits every week. We haven't done it yet, but we should, as we also spend $120 a week for two of us, at the grocery store, and buy almost all organic. We also eat alot more seeds/nuts than Troubles. If i come across it, i'll post the link.
Lux - I used to belong to a CSA back in MASS and have been wanting to join one here in Austin. It is a bit more challenging as I don't have a car (only bike) and the ones that deliver have a year long waiting list. They are suburb though. I'm still exploring my options. U live in Austin too? Does you BF pedi cab here?
This is a really interesting topic.
As a herbalist, I was just a bit concerned by KarinaFireBreathers comment that herbs are drugs. This is really not the case at all! Drugs are synthetically modified where as a herb is the whole plant as it occurs in nature.
Its a fine line between what is a herb and what is a food. Some herbs are nourishing e.g. you can eat them every day such as dandelion leaves, nettles, chickweed etc. Whilst others are medicinal and used for short periods of time when the system is out of balance to help it regain equilibrium. We all have individual constitutions and certain herbs can bring amazing benefits to people's lives when they are well matched. I eat them every day in one form or another, mostly those grown in my garden, and I truly believe they are a gift from mother earth if we use them wisely and with gratitude.
And when you learn more about wild plants then you don't have to worry about marketing, money or any of that either!
Tulsi - what are good herbs to take for your skin/breakouts? I've heard burdock root is good but have no idea how to use it.
Any suggestions?
Hey Sypita,
Yep, it's jimbo. I'm sure you know him. I think I remember seeing you now at the wedding of andi and nathan. small world. I think the pickup for the one we found is actually in central austin. As soon as we get another email about it, we'll forward it on. cheers :)
I find this topic really interesting because when you read/hear about these so called "superfoods" it makes you wonder what about them is so super? I am glad to read your guys opinions on this because recently my mom and i looked into buying goji berries and i was about 7 dollars for a teeny bag! I am so glad that we didnt buy them. The only think i take daily is my manitoba harvest hemp protein powder which i love.
Hey Lux! Small world indeed! Yeah that was me...dancing up a storm, misbehaving and whatnot... I think I recognize you as well, SUCH a fun wedding.
I work for Nathan...Love it!
If you ever want to hang....go swimming, eat at Daily Juice, create some yummy food.... hit me up ( the_syp@hotmail ) I would love to have some more raw friends in Austin.
hi tulsi! it's not that herbs are drugs, but the idea is the same. treating someone with herbs is the same principle as treating someone with drugs because it doesn't cure the cause of the problem, it cures the symptoms. diet is the sole cause of most disease and if you go around that and treat someone with herbs instead of changing their diet then it's the same thing as allopathy. i once heard someone say it's a form of "green" allopathy and i fully agree.
here's a great write-up about herbs http://www.rawfoodexplained.com/why-herbs-should-not-be-used/int...
I definately agree that herbs are medicinal, but I believe they can assist to balance the body where as synthetic medications cannot. I use a female balancing raw herbal formula from www.herbsoflight.com and I love it. I also take a kelp capsule and coconut oil for thyroid function.
diet balances the body more than anything
Nope, it certainly isn't an herb, but I do use it for thryoid function.
Kellyanne: I absolutely agree that diet balances the body. I was 100% raw, but was working in a constant stressful situation which seemed to pull me out of balance. Through diet, meditation, exercise and herbs I was able to work through it and become balanced again. It 's wonderful to have something so powerful from the earth when you need it.
Hey Sypita,
It really depends on the cause of breakouts as to what you would take. Often its hormonal but the main reasons the hormones are out of balance are diet and stress. The body uses hormones in the production of cortisol when they need an excess, which can throw things out of balance, so ongoing stress or adrenal exhaustion is a big cause of skin problems. Skin problems are always a part of the bodies detoxification process so obviously a pure diet is the best thing you can do. Often hormonal imbalance can lead to liver congestion which is another big cause of skin problems. And all those things are caused by constipation too.
So if stress is a factor for you I would think of some relaxing herbs that would help balance the nervous system like oatstraw or lime flower (linden). I'd have those in combination with blood purifiers like nettle and red clover and liver herbs like dandelion root and burdock root. You can get powders which is the whole herb dried and ground or tinctures which are water and alcohol extractions. Powders are great for people who have strong digestions but tinctures can be better for those who are convalescing, have poor digestion or elderly. Most of the herbs I mentioned can be easily gathered in local hedgerows, woodlands meadows etc, just make sure the area you gather from wont have been spayed with pesticides e.g edges of farm land. An awesome book on making your own medicines is called Hedgerow Medicine but I cant remember the author of the top of my head.
Hi Kellyanne, I understand your point (and will read that link later!) but its important to understand the difference between treating symptomatically, which is the way you are describing where the symptoms are treated rather than the underlying cause, and treating holistically, where the whole person and all the factors of their lifestyle, diet etc are taken into account. In Chinese medicine they call this treating the branch (symptom) or root (cause). I don't believe in treating symptomatically as it only papers over the cracks. All food has medicinal benefits and herbs fit into a whole spectrum of foods/ medicines/ seasonings etc. It is impossible to lump everything together under one heading and say 'herbs are bad'. I also studied naturopathy as part of my course so detoxing and pure diets are the cornerstone of our philosophy but some people also need some extra help from time to time as our lives are not always perfect just as Spirit says.
One of the best arguments for herbal medicines is that animals in the wild use them to treat themselves when they are injured or sick! I think thats so amazing!
Sypita, mos def :) Yea the wedding was super fun. Me and jimbo are going to do our best to have a "raw" wedding..It should be interesting. and fun! Lucky for us we gave ourselves tons of time (18 months) and if we can pull it off we're gonna grow some of our own food for it too..
I tend to think that an herb leaf is similar to a lettuce leaf, and an herb root, similar to a carrot or radish. They are all plants= food. No, I would not make a meal of echinacia or licorice root, but neither would I of radishes or olives. I do, however, often make a meal of red clover (in sprout form- but an herb nonetheless).
Yes, proper diet does balance the body and herbs can certainly be a part of diet.
i take;
a multi-vitamin
a super antioxident supplement
cayenne pepper
cranberry extract
garlic extract
flax seed oil
I also take melatonin sometimes for sleep aid
kava kava extract for anxiety
& extra potassium at nights some times because i sometimes get these terrible cramps in my calves at night.
This is a Very interesting post! I myself don't take any supplements. As for superfoods, I don't really know what to believe (and I'm not entirely sure what and which are superfoods) but I'll try different things and keep eating them in moderate amounts if they taste good, if my body doesn't react badly to them, and if they don't cost a ridiculous amount of money. As for herbs, I do believe that they can have healing abilities and be quite beneficial to our bodies, and as much as I'm interested in herbs, I don't know much about them. That's something I'll read into in the future.
You always gotta wonder about all those superfoods and supplements out there... Where's all this information coming from? Who sponsored the research and surveys? Lots of it goes without much to back it up, and for the products that might actually be pretty decent, there are many look-alike fakes for those too. Then there's the placebo effect, and salesmen impersonating customers for reviews to take into consideration, as well as how a certain superfood's history of being processed might mean you're not actually getting much out of it... Also to be taken into consideration - Everyone's body works differently, so what might seem great and super healthy for one person might be an unhealthy choice for another. Beyond all that, there's so many products to choose from, it can feel hopeless, and most of them are quite expensive.
Whenever I do research on certain types of food, I'm bombarded with articles on both sides of the fence, making it hard for me to truly know what to think of it, because I only know so much myself. It's frustrating, so I try to stick with simple, wholesome foods that work with my body.
In the end, if you need to take a bunch of supplements, doesn't that mean that there's something wrong with your diet? Unless you have a specific health problem...
I'm starting to realize that I really don't think I need as many supplements as I thought. I have stated eliminating a lot of what I had been taking, realizing that I am eating extremely healthy now and I am getting just about everything I need.
About the only thing I won't be eliminating is B-Complex and Omega 3. And the only reason I need the Omega 3 is I'm an athlete and deal with a lot of inflammation. I'm not longer going to be buying vitamin C, B12 or Calcium supplements. I think I get plenty of them (B12 throuth Nutritional Yeast and the b-complex).
I will keep a couple things on hand for situations where my body may need something a little extra. That would be b-12 for when my body is under a lot of stress and some herbs called InflamEzz from North American Herb and Spice that I use for inflammation and head aches.
For the most part thought I really don't buy the super foods, except for the occasional batch of goji berries. I think they are overpriced and unnecessary. I see no problem with buying them on occasion as a luxury item to treat yourself well, but overall I think it's a huge marketing ploy to make a buck.
Oh and if you count' greens powder and hemp seed protein as supplements I guess I do use those too, but only use the greens powder because I can't afford enough leafy greens for my once-twice a day smoothie.
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IMHO you are asking for nothing but miserable trouble at a very high cost. Biceps implants look and feel about as natural as evenly spaced 4mm plugs going across your hairline.
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Some updates on our youth players- notice at bottom links to more stories (aged) on Rapids youth. http://www.coloradorapids.com/news/2012/05/serna-named-us-soccer-peak-performer-after-4-goal-game
Nice article on Shane O'Neill in Denver Post. Even made into the print version of today's paper: http://www.denverpost.com/rapids/ci_20588659/oneill-turning-heads-at-developmental-level
Interesting that the Rapids are still considering offering O'Neill and Serna contracts despite both of them signing Letters Of Intent to attend college in the fall. I wonder if their time wit the team in pre/early season has shown they're further along than they were when colleges were offering scholarships over the winter.
From many articles on USMNT/ US soccer development- they seem to think players progress more in Pro setting playing regular soccer then College where even if NCAA doesn't end the Spring season (this could be final year from what I have read), they don't spend the same time devoted to sport (NCAA imposed limits) All comes down really to the 10K hour theory I guess.
Oh I know that. I would just think that if you were already interested in a player you'd give them an offer at the same time they were getting scholarship offers in order for them to compare the two. The fact that they haven't yet given them offers but are thinking about it leads me to believe that Serna and O'Neill have made big strides in their games in the last few months of working with the first team and reserves. (It could also be that the new coaching staff wanted a few more months of evaluation before deciding since they didn't really know either of them before January)
Personal opinion: on average, NCAA soccer does more harm than good. If these kids are serious about making a living playing the game and they get offered the opportunity, they should take it. College is something that will be there afterward, but if they are serious about taking it to the next level, they're much better off playing against top competition full time and putting further education on hold. Many good players have come from college in the past (and will continue to do so), however the future of the game in this country is elite players bypassing college to play professionally right away. That is what will benefit the quality of the game and the players themselves most IMO.
The only caveat I'd add is that there will always be some players in college that become elite MLS-level players. Just like MLB still pulls top players from college even while having the minor-leagues as a way for players to skip from high school to the majors.
Yeah, the only problem is that for most of these kids (even the elite u18s) the odds of them making a career of of the MLS (or soccer in general) is pretty slim. College might be there for them later, but if they go there now they can get it paid for via a scholarship. Davy Armstrong might not regret his decision now, but if he doesn't see any league action before he leaves the Rapids, he probably will.
One of the things a number of the teams are offering in the homegrown contracts are college funds. So they may not have a scholarship but at least some of their college is covered.
Agreed, and that's the gamble, not just in soccer but in all sports. High risk with a huge possible upside.
I wonder how true this is. Very similar complaints have been made of college baseball in regard to developing top pros. Yet top notch baseball players can definitely go through the college systems...notably, Lou Gehrig in the olden days, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and more recently, guys like Weaver, Strasburg and Tulowitzki.
What bothers me about the kids that sign with MLS is the lack of game experience. With such a limited reserves schedule these kids spend their time at practice, but never play in meaningful games potentially for a few years unless they make one of the national teams. I can't see how that is good for their development.
Some where I have seen this topic before and also what other leagues do. I suspect, that MLS will eventually change rules that will require players signed under age of 20 to play X minutes a season. I agree that current way Reserves are organized/ games scheduled, helps that much with development, as it should. Now if team reserves played in say USL league, I am sure that would be much better then play a few games against other MLS reserve sides and whatever college's will agree to play you.
This is something that I've had bouncing around in my head for a while now. Rather than necessarily fielding the entire reserves squad, I think MLS could come to some kind of agreement with NASL or USL to provide incentive for loaning promising youngsters. I have no idea how NASL and USL's salary structure works, but maybe MLS could agree to pay more than half their salary or something? I agree that playing a full season of D2 or D3 ball is of more value to a developing player than practicing and playing a few Reserve games (Luis Gil is a good example of this). MLS is not a pro/rel league (nor should it be) but I've always wondered why many MLS sides didn't take more advantage of loans to lower division teams.
For purely selfish reasons I see college as being a hinderance. I'd prefer to see our players develop younger and become great pros, but that's not a world grounded in reality. That's a world where I don't know the player personally. My pragmatic side thinks college soccer would be fine if it simply restructured to a system similar to college hockey where fewer schools play in fewer but stronger conferences. That and the college game should simply fall in line with FIFA rules.
I've seen Shane play a couple of times for his HS team, Fairview. Both times I left thinking that he was good enough to at least make an MLS squad. He reminds me a lot of JL.
Didn't Mexico have a minimum minutes played for all player under 23? Not sure if they still do but I remember a few years ago they did for sure.
Just was looking through the Youth Rankings and look like we have 2 more Middies in the 2013 class. Antonio Murillo is ranked #14 nationally- plays ay Downtown Las Vegas Rapids Ricardo Perez is #22- plays for Rapids here GK Andrew Epstein is ranked #57
MLS may be able to offer as much or more in "scholarship" money as do the colleges. According to NCAA rules there are up to 12 women's scholarships and 9.9 men's scholarships, whereas NAIA permits 9.9 women's scholarship and 9 men's scholarships. Typically, prospective soccer players are offered fractional scholarships. Also, typically, soccer scholarships are based on tuition not total cost of attendance. Money should not be the issue, soccer competition quality, coaching quality, teammate quality, individual maturity and educational goals should be. The elite player who chooses a college scholarship also chooses inferior coaching, inferior teammates and inferior competition. While the gain in maturity may be critical to ones development there is a steep price to be paid. For boys getting 1 or 2 years older is a good thing. A lot of growth takes place annually from 18-25. Likely, I would never have qualified for medical school had I not had an intervening stint in the military. There, I gained maturity learned discipline and how to take care of myself. One must correctly be an elite player and a mature individual to consider MLS &/or other professional opportunity. Very few are.
One analogy to look at is baseball. Despite a very well developed minor leagues, college baseball continues to be an important element of the development system. In fact, if you read "Money Ball," many teams prefer college players because they've matured.
2 points on this: 1) Most of the "star" guys in college were Star guys in HS but passed on signing contract to go to college. Most stay in no more then 3 years (JC players can be drafted again after freshman year, 4yr college players are eligible their Junior year) 2) like any system, there will always be guys over looked or the "late bloomers" so college will always have some role in MLS. Especially goalies, this could be preferred route to get playing time to develope further.
Guy from Real Colorado also made roster for Tourney in Lisbon: U.S. U-18 LISBON INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT ROSTER GOALKEEPERS: Ethan Horvath (Real Colorado Academy; Highlands Ranch, Colo.), Zackary Steffen (FC Delco Academy; Downington, Pa.)DEFENDERS: Jordan Allen (Real Salt Lake Academy; Rochester, N.Y.), Robert Michael Amick (De Anza Force Soccer Academy; Sunnyvale, Calif.), Mobi Fehr (FC Basel; Tokyo, Japan), Trevor Haberkorn (Solar Chelsea Soccer Academy; Keller, Texas), Malcom Harriss (Baltimore Bays Chelsea; Damascus, Md.), Jalen Markey (Seattle Sounders FC Academy; Renton, Wash.)MIDFIELDERS: Kellyn Acosta (FC Dallas Academy; Plano, Texas), Russell Cannouse (Hoffenheim, Germany; Achtzehn Akademie, Germany), Marco Delgado (Chivas USA; Glendora, Calif.), Matthew Dunn (OFK Belgrade; Dallas, Texas), Alejandro Guido (Club Tijuana, Mexico; Chula Vista, Calif.), Dillon Serna (Colorado Rapids Academy, Brighton, Colo.)FORWARDS: Jack McBean (LA Galaxy; Balboa Island, Calif.), Andrew Oliver (Chicago Fire Academy; Indianapolis, Ind.), Zach Pfeffer (Philadelphia Union; Dresher, Pa.), Esteban Rodriguez (Club Tijuana, Mexico; Palmdale, Calif.), Ben Spencer (Chivas USA Academy; Albuquerque, N.M.), Stefanos Stamoulacatos (Empire; Camillus, N.Y.)
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Johnes, Geraint (2009) Occupation and the labour market participation of women: why do some people trade down jobs when careers are interrupted? Applied Economics Letters, 16 (11). pp. 1093-1096. ISSN 1350-4851
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A dynamic structural discrete choice model of labour market participation, schooling and occupational choice is applied to data for women drawn from the British Cohort Study. It is established that, for relatively highly educated workers, the return attached to childrearing is higher in the part-time non-managerial work regime than in the part-time managerial work regime. As a consequence, following childbirth, many female managers switch to occupations that underutilise their skills.
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Le Gall, A.C.; Russell, Z.; Bal, D.; Bealey, W.J.; Bjerregaard, H.; Keurhorst-Mans, I.; Mathieson, S.; Ott, B.; Powlesland, C.; Sotirios, T.; Uhl, R.. 2011 Approaches to assessing the impact of new plans and projects on Natura 2000 sites (theme 1): Working group report. In: Hicks, W.K.; Whitfield, C.P.; Bealey, W.J.; Sutton, M.A., (eds.) Nitrogen deposition and Natura 2000: Science and practice in determining environmental impacts. COST Office - European Cooperation in Science and Technology, 30-37.
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depends on what motor youre running & how hard youre running it. My gf's ax10 runs a goat with a 2 cell maxamp 2200 (2 1100's put together). It can go an hour no problem. Battery fits nicely next to servo on optional ax axle plate. My crawler I run a 1550 3 cell with a 45 turn motor. I can get close to an hour out of it HTH
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Before I went to a MOA set up, I was running the Axial battery/servo plate on the front axle with the CKRC Lipo. It's a 3S 20C 1550Mah and it was giving me close to an hour run time. Several others in my club run that battery and have about the same run time as I did.
Now that I have a MOA set up, I run the Losi 2S Lipo where the transmission used to sit and have well over an hour run time...
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I'm running a variety of Integy motors between 50-75 turn with a Novak Rooster ESC.I've been thinking of going rear stear and mounting a battery front and rear and then adjusting wheel weight accordingly.
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youve got a bunch of guys running that battery with good results? please dont tell me your sponsored by ckrc!
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I run a 3300mAh 2 cell that runs anywhere from an hour and ten to an hour and 30 minutes. I run a brushed motor (Novak 55) with a Rooster. I'm in love with this battery and wish MAXAMPS didn't discontinue it because I want to buy a second one.
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when it comes to lipos I would say 80% of the bitching is from a dumbass who should not have had a lipo in the first place.. do your research on them and even the cheapo ones from chinaland will last, that is what I have been running for about a year now. the only failures I have had is from running in water and mud, the tabs for the batteries corroded off.. battery was still fine but i had no way to get a new tab on the cell.. and for electronics I highly recommend http://holmeshobbies.com/home.php he is a straight up guy I have ordered from him many times and asked him lots of questions. he is not biased like the other "gurus" he will tell you if someone has a better solution then his for electronics.. |
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the internet must be a scary thing for a smalll business advertising...make or break your company with just a couple good or bad customer reveiws... i kinda treat it like the stuff you see about vendors/products in the toyota section here, many opinions, many rumors, a lot of shit talkin by people who heard from there uncles dogs veteranerians boyfriends cousin...
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the internet has got to be a double edge sword for allot of these guys yeah it is cheap to advertise but it super easy to get hung out to dry by a small group of douche bags to.. and with R/C there is the constant he copied my design crap flying around.. when the fact is 80% of our idea's are copied from real trucks..
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depending on your set up, you should see a average of about a hour run time from our CKRC 1500 lipo. As far as quality, we have sold over 600 of these batteries in the last 2 months and we have only had to warranty 4. Its a great battery at a great price.
Booger wledz you are correct, harley is a sponsored driver for one of my competitors, so of course he rec the other battery. Thats the internet for you, i would hope my sponsored drivers do the same.
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We were on this ship from 4 to 14th September for a roundtrip from Southampton to Lisbon with several ports of call.
Having read the reviews on here we were a little concerned as to what we would find, but overall the ship was fine, and we had a good cruise. I have to say, this was helped by the fact that we were part of the 400 plus people who were on-board for a Ceroc dance cruise. However, even without this we would have enjoyed the ship and its facilities.
The Opera was launched in 2004, and it is starting to show, with rust in evidence around the window in our cabin and in some other parts of the ship. Also, in a few places the carpets are looking a little threadbare. Overall though the ship was in good condition with the crew working constantly to keep it clean. I don't know if it is because of the ship's age that the stabiliser system is old fashioned, but even a fairly small swell made the ship rock.
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On the whole the food was good both in the buffet and main dining room, but occasionally in the buffet it was not very warm, and on the odd occasion in both restaurants the meat was quite tough. At peak times the buffet was very busy, but you could get a seat if you were prepared to share, and the food was constantly being replenished. As you would expect on an Italian ship there was plenty of pasta choices if you wanted them, and they were very tasty. We also enjoyed the outdoor Pizza, Burger, Sandwich and Ice-cream bars, with the pizzas especially being delicious.
We had the all-inclusive package which was very good and included many of the items on the drinks menus, and some of the ice-creams.
The service from our cabin steward, the waiters, reception etc was mostly very good, although you sometimes had to wait a while for drinks from the bars.
The entertainment was much better than we expected, with the excellent and friendly Animation Team working tirelessly from early morning until after midnight. Daytime activities were fewer than experienced on other ships, with very few lectures, but this was because there were several nationalities on-board. Every evening there was a show in the theatre, and different music, dancing and activities in four bars and a show lounge.
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Analysts anticipate the recent collaboration agreement between DRB-Hicom Bhd and Honda Motor Co Ltd could potentially ramp up the formers plant utilisation rate as well as accelerate its plan to further develop new cars especially in the B segment.
CIMB Research said it had received confirmation from DRB-Hicom's management that the Honda agreement was non-exclusive and that its unit Proton would be free to work with any other partner in future.
"The main agenda is to ramp up Proton's utilisation rate which is currently at 41 per cent and the fastest way to do this is to work with multiple foreign players. It was futile for Proton to keep designing its own cars from the ground up as this requires a significant amount of research and development and capital expenditure.
"Using common platforms from the likes of Honda and perhaps Volkswagen (VW) in the future will not only reduce costs but also bump up the quality and brand perception of Proton cars," CIMB said in a report yesterday.
From Honda's perspective, CIMB Research believed that it could be using this opportunity to square off against Toyota which was dominant in Malaysia because of its relationship with UMW and Perodua. DRB-Hicom's current relationship with Honda is limited to its 34 per cent associate stake in Honda Malaysia.
From a valuation standpoint, the research house said DRB-Hicom continued to be a top pick in the auto sector as it was still the cheapest Malaysian automotive conglomerate at a calendar year 2013 price-to-earning ratio (PE) of 7.7 times.
On Monday, DRB-Hicom announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Proton had entered into a collaboration agreement with Honda where both would explore collaboration opportunities in the areas of technology enhancement, new product line-up, platform and facilities sharing.
Following its discussion with the management, AmResearch said that the focus of this tie-up would be to develop a 2.0-litre car via platform sharing.
"We believe it is for the long-awaited Perdana replacement model and could also involve engine development.
"Although Honda has a strong footing in this segment via its Accord model, cannibalisation is not an issue due to distinct pricing.
"We understand that DRB-Hicom targets finalisation of this tie-up within six months," said AmResearch.
AmResearch said DRB-Hicom was currently trading at an attractive calendar year 2013 PE of 8 times versus its conglomerate peers' 17 times. It is also trading at a steep discount of 41 per cent to its sum-of-parts value.
Meanwhile, Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) said leveraging on the agreement, DRB-Hicom would take the opportunity to develop itself as regional top player in the automotive components and parts segment with world-recognised standard and quality in support of the growing regional automotive industry.
"This will not be confined to Malaysia, but also penetrating into the Indonesian and Thai supply chain."
HLIB also noted that DRB-Hicom was already a strategic partner for Honda Malaysia, while Honda had selected Malaysia as a regional hub its third in the world after Japan and the United States for manufacturing hybrid cars by 2014-2015, after investing 350 million ringgit (US$144.8 million) capex to double capacity to 100,000 units per annum at its Pegoh plant in Malacca.


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We wear bras because...well, ladies, why do we wear bras? Because according to this 15-year study, bras don't help relieve back pain, and they can actually make breasts saggier.
Professor Jean-Denis Rouillon and researchers from the University of Besancon in eastern France spent more than a decade (since 1997) measuring the breast changes in 330 volunteers, ages 18 to 35. They found that the nipples of women who didn't wear bras lifted upward an average of 7 millimeters (a little more than 1/4 inch)—and the breasts even became firmer.
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"Medically, physiologically, anatomically—breasts gain no benefit from being denied gravity.... On the contrary, they get saggier with a bra. [When in a bra], supporting tissues will not grow and even they will wither and the breast will gradually degrade."
I'm curious what criteria were used to measure "firmer breasts"—the study isn't online yet—but let's press on! The researchers caution that, if you've worn bras for decades or more, you shouldn't strip 'em off—going braless would probably not be of much benefit at this point. Also, they say that their results are preliminary and apply to a small sample size—every woman's breasts are different, and some may simply find wearing a bra more comfortable.
According to one woman in the study (who has gone braless for two years): "There are multiple benefits: I breathe more easily, I carry myself better, and I have less back pain.... At first, I was a little reluctant to the idea of running without a bra, but I got started and after five minutes, I had no trouble at all."
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Love My Baby — This car is perfect for me. Its zippy, sporty, stylish, and modern. The back up camera is great and so are the red leather seats. The sound system rocks too! The seats fold down for more trunk space, and the sunroof is an extra plus. Similar body style to the infiniti coupes. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2010 Nissan Altima Coupe 3.5 SR
Prosfast,solid, sexy sporty looks Conskeeping a black car so shiny
Most Fun I've Had Driving A Car — My shiny black V6 SR coupe is a fiery and sexy car that I LOVE to drive. I chose the red leather seats. They really hold you in place when squealing around corners. It has 270 hp and I love the sharp looks of my car. It handles really well and feels very solid. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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2008 Nissan Altima Coupe Reviews
Super Coupe By bluewarrior
The Nissan Altima Coupe is an awesome vehicle. Super good looks, great driving experience. Great pickup, awesome brakes, very good handling, super comfort and style. I would highly recommend this vehi... Read More
Nissan Altima Coupe By Reece0719
This car has pretty good gas mileage.The steering is very nice. It is pretty fun to drive but it is just not a family car nor does it have very much power. But what do you expect for a 4 cylinder? The... Read More
2009 Nissan Altima Coupe Reviews
Fun Ride By Melinda
I love the push button start and CVT transmission can make for a fun drive. Access to the back seat is rather limited, as power driver's seat makes accessing it annoying and the passenger's side se... Read More
Lives Up Too The Altima Name By Guadalupe
Responsive, Sleek, and handles like a dream. Have had a few problems with the brakes but nothing too bad at all. Great fair price for a great car. The Intelligent- Key system is a great addition with... Read More
2011 Nissan Altima Coupe Reviews
My Red Nissan Altima Coupe 3.5 Sr - They Don't Make These Babies Anymore! By SaltTiger
I've had this car about a year now. It runs great and is plenty fast (I can spin my new Michelins off the line). The body is just about perfect; the lines on this car are beautiful, front, rear, sid... Read More
2012 Nissan Altima Coupe Reviews
A Great Buy By BLMorgan
I really enjoy the drive, it handles like a high end sports car. It's very affordable to maintain. It is a very reliable automobile. Very impressive power and it looks like an expensive sports car. I ... Read More
2012 2.5l Altima Coupe S By SwiftsCreation
The 2.5L Nissan Altima Coupe has a unique sporty look. Its a fuel efficient vehicle that is very confortable. Having the tiptronic option allows you to have a feel of the performance of the vehicle, a... Read More
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